The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-04-07
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REPRIEVES, PARDONS AND COMPUTATIONS.
3. A. PERRY.

In accordance with section H. Article w. of the Consttu
have the honor make report the repreves made
fines RENTED and paons granted
the tst day of January, A. D. 1885, to wit
SAM WILLIAMS convicted of larceny Fall Term of Circuit
Court for Escamba county, D. 1882 sentenced
OF ny dollars and costs of court Fine and costs RENTED
and party released from imprisonment January &c. 1885
JAMES JOHNSON convicted assault with intent murder
Fall Term the Circuit Court for Marion county, 1885,
fenced to the State prison for two Granted pardon
January 80. 1885.
THOMAS STALNAKER convicted of atay Spring Term Of
the Circuit Court for Columbia county, A sentenced
to fine of fifty dollars and costs Fine remed costs
having been paid January &c. 1885,
DAN CARROLL, convicted of assault with intent commit
mansaughter Fall Term Of the Circuit Court for Santa Rosa
county A 1879 sentenced to the State prison for one year
Granted a full and free pardon February "a, 1885.
ARCHIE LEsco convicted larceny before Thomas Jackson
ESQ., Justice Peace in Duv county, December 3d. 1888
Granted full and free pardon March IL. 1885
FRAZIER LYONS convicted of obstructing railroad track
Fall Term of the Circuit Court for Aachua county, A D. 1884
and free pardon April g. 1885.
WILLIAM H. REvEs convicted larceny Fall Term of the
Circuit Lafayette county, A. D. 1877 sentenced
the prison for year Pardoned restored rights
Of citizenship April 9, 1885.
JESSE j. HINsoN, convicted Of selling liquors without
license Spring Term of the Circuit Court of Columbia county
D. 1885 sentenced to fine Of eight hundred dollars
Parloned and six hundred and fifty dollars of the
fine remed upon payment of one hundred and fifty dollars
and costs, June l6, 1885.
CHARLES SMITH JAMES TAYLOR convicted Of selling
liquors without license Spring Term of the Circuit Court 70
Columbia county. A. D. 1885; sentenced pay fn'
hundred dollars GRANTED
full and free pardons June 16. 1888.
BENJAMIN ROBERTS, convicted selling liquors without
license Spring Term the Circuit Court for Columbia
A. D. 1885 sentenced to fine Of thousand dollars
Padoned and six hundred dollars of said fine RENTED upor
payment of four hundred dollars and of conviction
| June Ii, 1885.
f. g. HEWITT convicted of aggravated assault Spring
Term the Circuit Court for Volusa county, A. D. 1884;
fenced to nav fine Of sevenyfve dollars Fine remittec
upon payment of costs. June IT, 1885.
SALE ANN MALL"Y convicted of larceny Fall Term of the
Circuit Court for Escambia county 1854 Granted full
and free PARDON June 10, 1885.
JOHN G. GRIFFIs, convicted Of selling spirituous liquors
without license Spring Term of the Circuit Court for Ham
county, d. 1885 sentenced fine of six hundre
dollars. The fine RENTED July "a, 1885
Louis RlDDK convicted of larceny before j. II. Harp
Justice Of the Peace Putnam county, February %, 1885
fenced fine of $3.50 and costs of conviction Grant
ed full and free pardon August l. 1885.
W. n. WEssoN, convicted Of aggravated assault, Spring
Term Of the Circuit Court for Hamilton county, A. d. 1885
sentenced pay fine of five hundred dollars Three hun
dred and fifty dollars of said fine RENTED upon payment
hundred and fifty dollars and of conviction August
T. 1885,
EDWARD RGNEy convicted of selling liqou without per
NIT Special Term of the Circuit Court for Duva county,
D. 1885; sentenced to fine of six hundred and fifty dol
lars Three hundred and twenty-five dollars OF said fine re
med upon the payment Of three hundred and twenty five
dollars and costs of conviction, August s, 1885
IT. RAMAGE, convicted of forgery Fall Term of the Circuit
Court for Brevad county, A D. 1884 sentenced to the State
prison for five years Granted full pardon September 80
1885
CHARLES w. Wrz convicted of entering building in the
night time with intent to commit felony Spring Term of the
Circuit Court Aachua county, d. 1884
State prison for five Granted full and free pardon
September 3d. 1885
A. DAVIDSON convicted of selling liquor without license
Spring Term the Circuit Court for Columbia A.
1885; sentenced pay fine of six hundred dollars Two
hundred dollars Of said fine remtted October L. 1885
WILLIAM WooD SR convicted Of larceny, before Robert
Cook Justice Of the Peace for Sumter county, Fla Novem
Der 25 1884 sentenced pay fine of dollar and costs
Granted full pardon upon the of fine and No
vember "a, 1885.
A. HARREL convicted of larceny before Robert II Cook
Justice Of the Peace for Sumter county, Fa November "a
1884 sentenced to fine of dollar and costs Full
pardon granted of fine and costs November "A
1885.
EDWIN DURHAM convicted of assault and battery before
Walter Tate Esq., County Judge and erocio Justice of the
Peace Escamba county, Fla November "a, 1885,
be confined in the county jail for three months
Sentence COMMITTED to fine OF fifty dollars and costs of con-
victOn December 81 1885.
WILLIAM A. HARRIS convicted of breaking and entering
building in the night time with intent to commit felony
Spring Term the Circuit Court Marion county, D. 1885,
sentenced to the State prison for year, Pardoned the
condition that said Harris should be taken to his home
Wyoming Territory and not to return to the State of Flor
ida for four pardon to be imperative if conditions
violated January %, 1885,
CHARLES s. KING, convicted at time and for same
offence Harris Padoned upon exactly the same terms and
conditions, January %, 1886
CATO GREEN of larceny, Fall Term of the Circuit
Court for Duvl county, A. ID. 1870 sentenced TO the State
prison for year Granted full pardon and restored to the
rights of ctizc,ship Januar. %, 1886.
FRANK LAsrINGER convicted of conveying tools into Jail
with intent facilitate the Of prisoners confined in Or
aDge county jail Fall Term Of the Circuit Court for Orange
county, A. d. 1888 sentenced to the State prison for four
years. PaIloned January 49, 1886
JOHN Bush convicted Of the crime Of murder in the first de
gree Fall Term Of the Circuit Court for Leon county, A. d.
1884 sentenced to be hung Sentence committed to mprs
onment the State prison for life January %, 1886
WILLIAM HERON Invicted Of malicious destruction Of the
property Of another Fall Term of the Ccat Court OF Orange
county, A. D. 1888 sentenced to be confne in county Jail
five hours and pay fine of two hundred dollars Full
granted upon condition that he fine of fifty dollars
and costs, February "a, 1886
osp convicted of murder the Spring Term of
the Circuit Court for Manatee county, A. D. 1885
the State prison for life Granted full and free pardon
April l9, 1886
Term of the Circuit Court A. D. 1885, for Escambia county
pay five dollars and costs Fine and
remitted and party released from Jail April 10, 1886.
EMILY McNULrr convicted of assault and battery before
H. Harp Justice of the Peace for Putnam county, Fa Sep
TENDER TO- 1885, sentenced pay fine of hundred dol
lars and costs Fin and RENTED and party ordered